Reade Street Talks is an ongoing series of discussions curated by Rogers Partners that engage industry experts on a variety of topics relevant to architecture, design and the public realm.
Through the theme of “what you don’t see in our cities and buildings” we aim to balance design with policy-oriented speakers.
For more information, or to be notified of future talks: info@rogersarchitects.com
Three NYC leaders described their organizations and how they foster and enhance the impact of the design community.
Ben Prosky, Executive Director, AIA New York
Susan Chin, Executive Director, Design Trust for Public Space
David van der Leer, Executive Director, Van Alen Institute
Margie's book Wild by Design: Strategies for Creating Life-Enhancing Landscapes outlines the principles that guide her work.
The intersection of architecture and science - a new model for design, research and production across disciplinary boundaries.
Shaping Neighborhoods. A discussion on the impact of the Zoning for Quality and Affordability Amendment and its impact for architects.
Private and public interests in the public realm.
How can design thinking rewrite the story of rising sea levels, storm surges and flooding in urban environments?
Why is economic planning necessary for great design?
Design of the public realm and a new way to approach a professional practice.
Navigating the complexities of executing consequential projects in New York City.